SaveMoney
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
DHy
Nw
t0
aubacrlbe
by
the
year.
The
coat
U
15.00
and
your
ropy
la
delivered
to
your
addreaa
each
evening.
Juat
figure
out
the
small
coat
to
you
for
thla
dally
service
for
twelve
month
I
COLDEST
SPOT
POSSIBLY
IS
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TO
DC
Mttli:
TIM"
SI
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MKK
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pomibm:
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TON.
May
19
Mount
McHlii'.'-y
iiu
ummer
by
iMTlntendent
of
An
attempt
Alaska.
1H
Hurry
Kar-Mount
Me-
t
:ial
Park.
The
(lepartmeni
r'or
announced
that
tha
at-iid
be
made
in
tna
IntereaU
tn
determine
whether
the
Hk
la
the
coldent
apot
an
-
who
climbed
the
peak
In
i
party
of
three,
plana
to
recording
thermometer
left
ua
aarent.
LEFTHANDER
HURLED
WELL
Mir
M
ill
ltrWiVMlll
r.
t
oil
TUI;.T
VirTOHV
or
IIIIC.MIO
f
t
II
YIWir.ltllAY
1
W
"HK,
May
l.
Art
Nehf,
the
-"in
left-hander,
hurled
the
lib,
to
their
twerth
straight
vesterdsy
over
the
Boston
only
run
being
a
11
Hornsby.
!i
went
Into
aeoond
place,
Urnnklyn
wHlle
St
Loula
loal
York.
Cincinnati
scored
five
eighth
Inning.
nnmta
knocked
Alexander
out
'x
in
three
tunings.
Melvin
!i
homers
for
the
Olants
-'-
Il
.rcy
nd
Dottomley
did
the
''i
Cardinals.
FIGHT
ONCE
MORE
POSTPONED
UNTIL
MONDAY
EVENING
.
Vr
i..
"'.w
yuRK.
May
10
The
big
fight
Mndell
and
McLarnln.
which
'
been
postponed
on
account
'
again
set
forward
to
Mon-weather
oomiitiona
here
In
the
Dmiy
Nwa.
TEACHERS
DECLINE
SERVE
UNDER
WOMEN
.ValhHMl
.M4trtallMi
f
Mhmlialee
Objptt
lo
Vtnuirtt
llekllttg
Superior
Its
LONDON,
May
16.
Per
economtu
rea-
aona
the
proof
of
staffing
Junior
mlsed
thoola
with
women
la
leading
to
the
aseluaton
of
man
aa
heads
and
as
ctaaa
teacher.
Pacing
this
condition
of
things
tha
National
Association
of
Schoolmasters,
in
conference
at
New-
asUe-oa-Tyne.
recently
by
resolution
reaffirmed
their
opposition
to
an
as
sistant
meat
serving
under
a
bead
mistreat,
and
pledged
support
member
refusing
to
serve
a
chief.
Imagine.''
said
O.
Pre
borough,
Lon
don,
"the
feelings
of
an
assistant
mas-
tar
with
a
grown-up
family
on
being
told
what
to
do
by
a
young
spinster
graduate
who
had
been
appointed
head-
Mil
IMH.K'ini'
i."'-"
of
Public
Department
I
note
thst
the
tender,
for
fur-tw
Worta
h-
caned
for
extend"
of
the
work
on
the
lw
.
.H
tM
cannoned.
Jmllimetit
it
Japan
Strengthens
Her
Grip
on
Manchuria
by
Declaring
Neutral
That
State
Under
Her
Protection
t
Fear
expressed
that
Nippon
is
taking
advantage
SLIGHTLY
BETTER
of
Chinese
war-torn
condition
to
establish
permanent
domination
May
19.
A
Japanese
memorandum
handed
PEKIN",
to
the
warring
Chinese
generals,
which
in
effect
declares
the
neutrality
of
Manchuria
under
Jap-ar
military
protection,
overshadows
all
other
phases
oi
the
confused
Chinese
situation.
The
implications
of
t!
o
memorandum
are
momentous.
They
are
probably
irw
significant
than
any
far
eastern
development
since
thf
reat
war.
Among
high
Chinese
there
is
a
feeling
approaching
i
i
tei
nation
and
fear
expressed
that
Japan
is
taking
ad-winiutfe
of
war-torn
China
to
establish
permanently
her
di:
ination
over
Manchuria
and
to
demand
recognition
oi
it.
JAPAN
IS
DICTATORIAL
I
OKIO,
May
19.
In
handiag
the
lamp
government'
i
m
to
Marshall
Chang
Taao
Lift,
Notttertt
dlstaWat
Pektn,
Am
h
su
miniaUr
ia
reported
to
have
advised
Chaay
4o
return
to
i
iritt
promptly
while
the
armies
wre
still
undefeated
Chang
refused.
The
Japanese
memorandum
embodies
a
warning
that
no
oper-
'idangcring
Japanese
life
and
property
would
be
counten-
-umilar
warning
was
handed
to
the
Nanking
government.
There
was
Mio.
improvement
In
prloea
wben
a
total
of
198400
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Flan
Kichange
thla
inarnlng.
Six
American
kucii
disposed
ot
mjOOo
pounda
at
Iram
&
land
4c
tj
11.1c
aud
7c
wnile
lour
Cap
sdtans
aoid
I7JO0
puunda
lor
fr-m
a.oc
and
tc
to
10
and
7e.
Arrivals
and
aaJea:
Amrriian
.
Bsctrs.
30.000
pounda.
Atlln
Fisheries
8c
and
4c.
Lindy.
37,000
pounda.
Pacific
Flaberles.
S.9c
and
c.
Resolute.
J6.000
pounda,
Royal
Flab
Co..
to
and
4c
Kanaga.
44.000
pounda.
Canadian
Plan
,-
Cold
Storage
Co..
5c
and
4c.
Hal
lane.
1S400
pounda.
Booth
Pteb-eM.
n.7e
and
le.
Kennebec,
ajtp
pound,,
.
Canadian
Sapors.
11.000
pounda.
Canadian
Fleli
at
CoM
Storage
Oo..
1.90
end
Sc.
Tramp.
SAM
pounda.
AUln
netwrta.
7c
and
Sc.
Capa
Spencer.
11,000
pounda,
Booth
Pianerita.
s
ac
and
Sc.
HAM.
10.3c
ao(
or
wee
there
other
Interests
uaing
their
infhiewot
I
think
the
people
most
In-tersatett'
tn
the
buUdlng
of
the
highway
re
the
eltteena
ot
Prince
Rupert,
and
I
believe
the
general
impression
amongst
them
waa
that
the
route
would
be
through
the
interior
by
way
of
the
lakes
as
fsr
aa
Tyee
Station
where
It
would
first
touch
the
Skeena
River.
There
was
a
preliminary
aurvey
made
(continued
on
piqre
two)
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
IUIe
I'ald
for
ll.ili
Varies
a
UmU
Heal
on
fctrhange
Today
HOC
pounds.
Peclfle
fisheries
ic.
COiiSTAL
BOATS
TO
LOAD
AT
ELEVATOR
Hten
II.
Merrhk
to
Take
Screenings
la
Seattle
and
CataU
Oata
to
Stewart
Prank
Waterhouss
freighter
Robert
H.
Msrtick
la
due
at
the
local
elevator
tomorrow
night
to
load
S7
Ions
of
screenings
for
Seattle.
The
at
earner
Oatala
will
also
call
at
the
elevator
tomorrow
afternoon
to
load
MO
sacks
of
oats,
on
order
(or
the
Breckmsn-Kerr
Milling
Oo,
for
to
any
,
delivery
to
Stewart.
NIIKAT
IT
TOll.W
VAWOOOmt.
May
1
The
price
of
wheat
was
slightly
higher
bare
today.
Number
1
Northern
going
at
tl.MH
M
M.
Stephens
and
B.
K.
Parker
will
leave
aboard
the
former's
power
boat
They
all
knew,
bd
added,
how
metl-
(
Vera
S.
Prye
tomorrow
morning
on
a
oulously
sure
a
boy
waa
in
alatng
up
a
business
trip
to
Alice
Arm
from
which
What
would
be
a
boyn
estimate
:
they
aspect
to
return
about
the
middle
of
a
man
who
took
oraers
rrom
aiof
neat
week.
woman?
What
would
It
be
In
your
own
home?
No
woman
could
handle;
Wi;ATIIt:K
KKI'OKT.
and
edncite
a
boy
In
the
asme
degree
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
calm:
tern-aa
a
man
could
"
perature.
M.
Veritable
Fairyland
of
Lakes,
Bathing
Beaches
and
Waterfalls
With
Mountain
and
Glacier
Views
Kwidcnt
Urge
That
New
Highway
Take
Inide
Houtc
up
Wolf
Cri'tk
From
Fort
Kdwnrd
to
Tyec
Following
Natural
Crndcs
The
queation
of
whether
the
new
highway
should
take
the
route
up
the
Skeena
Kiver
i8t
the
canneries
or
turn
inland
at
Port
Edward
following
a
chain
of
beautiful
lakes
with
wonderful
'.,
,t
ail
the
attractions
of
a
natural
park
is
a
live
one
and
m
""""
'
r
W,
Anderson,
who
nut
imveneti
ipry
wrjoio
country,
enthuses
over
it
and
writes
his
viewa
In
a
manner
not
to
be
misunder
stood.
He
says
.
.
.
v
,u
f
I'TTHI
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
qnd
Central-British
Columbia's
Newspaper
L1NDY
BRRAKS
"WE
I'AUTNEKSIIIP
FOREVER:
Col.
LindberK
flaw
hin
beloved
"Spirit
of
St.
Louis"
from
St.
Louis
to
Washington,
to
tic
plaied
in
Smithsonian
Institute
Federal
Mining
and
Smelling
Company
Takes
Control
Monday
ot
Mohawk
Mine
Near
Hazelton
and
Will
Develop
It
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
ARRIVING
after
having
spent
the
winter
in
the
south
and
proceeding
to
the
interior
by
train,
W.
S.
(Duke)
Harris,
well
known
nloneer
Hazelton
mining
man,
made
formtil
announcement
that
the
Federal
Mining
A
Smelting
Co.
Ltd.
had
obtained
control
of
the
well
known
Mohawk
mine
on
Four
Mile
Mountain
near
New
Hazelton.
The
formal
taking
over
will
occur
on
Monday
between
the
Harris
Bros.,
as
vendors
of
the
controlling
stock,
and
Thomas
D.
Lewis,
consulting
engineer
for
the
Federal
Co.
who
arrived
from
the
south
with
Mr.
Harris.
Al.
Harris
will
take
charge
of
an
energetic
campaign
of
development
work
which
will
be
inaugurated
and
which,
it
is
expected,
will
make
a
real
mine
of
the
Mohawk.
The
Mohawk,
in
which
Edward
G.
Brown
of
Vancouver
has
been
extensively
interested,
is
a
promising
property
which
has
been
commanding
considerable
attention
of
late.
Three
tons
of
high
grade
ore,
averaging
$126,
is
now
being
shipped
per
day.
The
Federal
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
was
active
a
few
years
ago
on
Dome
Mountain
in
the
vicinity
of
Telkw
and
also
had
the
Duthie
mine
at
Smither
at
one
time.
OFFICIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
.
CALLING
OF
CONFERENCE
OTTAWA,
M'y
19.
Hon.
Charle
Stewart
said
in
the
House
yesterday
that
after
the
session
a
conference
would
be
called
mi
the
aubject
of
the
return
to
Bntli.li
Columbia
of
the
railway
belt
lands
,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
.Vonn
Cloning
ITk-es
TMay
on
Vsnera-
ter
r.tjsne
(Courtesy
B.
D.
Mgaatest
Oo..
Ltd.)
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Asked
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Missouri
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140
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BEYNON
IS
ACQUITTED
FALSIFICATION
CHARGE
lormef
Seerrleri
of
I'Hhermeii't
Abh-rMlloii
Ireeil
l
Judge
Young
In
County
Court
After
hearing
evidence
for
both
sides.
Judge
Young,
in
County
Court
today,
dismissed
s
charge
of
falalftostlon
of
sccounts
laid
against
William
Beynon
by
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Maner-meu'a
Association
of
which
he
was
formerly
secretary.
John
V.
Clyne
appeared
for
the
accused
while
L..
W.
Patmore
pressed
the
charge
on
behalf
of
the
association.
PORTLAND
CANAL
MINE
INCORPORATED
VICTORIA.
May
10
-The
week's
Incorporations
Include
the
Portland
Canal
Oold
Mines.
Ltd..
non
-personal
liability,
a
public
company
capltallrwd
at
1.000.-000
with
head
office
at
Vancouver.
Advertise
In
the
Dsllv
News.
It
pay
I
'I'
.!
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
VnTXUIL
PRINCE
ItUPEItT,
D:C,
SATURDAY,
MAY
19,
1923
Price
Five
Cent.
MOHAWK
MINE,
HAZELTON,
TAKEN
BY
FEDERAL
COMPANY
direct
Evidence
Given
Protection
Money
Paid
Vancouver
Policemen
Chinosc
Witness
Tells
of
Handiiiff
Inspector
Jackson
$400
Half
of
Which
Was
For
Another
Gambling
House
a
T
VANCOUVER,
May
19.
Direct
evidence
that
an
officer
of
the
w
Vancouver
police
force
had
been
paid
money
by
Chinese
gambling
operators
for
protection
was
given
late
yesterday
ufltnioon
by
Joe
Wong,
a
witness
at
the
police
inquiry.
The
Chinese
wore
he
paid
inspector
John
Jackson
of
the
morality
department
$iU0
protection
money
in
the
inspector's
office
at
the
police
station.
Of
tnis
5J20O
was
for
Joe
Wing's
own
gambling
horjae
at
203
Carrall
Si
reel
and
$200
for
George
Chow's
place
at
828
Main
Street,
Georgie
Chow
being
ill
and
having
asked
Joe
Wing
to
make
the
payment
-cc
W,ng
teatltied
that
he
went
to
,
Lne
bi:)'.
and
changed
small
bllla
Into!
4100
bait
and
put
them
lnta
an
envelope.
:
I
pa
d
it
to
Jackson."
he
aald.
The
;
nc.u'-nt
occurred
last
December,
wttnese
.
ietlared.
Jackson
had
taken
the
en
velope
containing
the
money,
said
Jos
I
Wmg
with
the
remark,
"all
right,
that's
!
:inc
"
'
Another
witness.
Ah
Lum.
told
Com-'
miMiooer
Lennle
thst
George
Chow
m-
formed
him
that
303
Carroll
Street
paid
j
300
monthly
for
protection.
Oeorgts
t
Id
him.
said
Ah
Linn,
that
this
money
!
vs
.paid
to
Inspector
Jaokaaa,
The
veteran
Inspector's
name
figured
LONDON.
May.
IB.
"The
charge
that
the
drivers
of
big
can
are
developing
the
habit
of
crowding
small
cars
Into
!
the
ditches
appears
to
be
so
well
sub-jstsntlsted
that
some
action
will
have
to
'
be
taken
with
regard
to
It."
aaya
the
j
Dally
Newa
and
Westminster
Oaaette
In
an
editorial
dealing
with
the
subject
of
,
"Manners
on
the
Roads."
The
paper
ssys:
i
"The
habit
is
not
only
unpleasant:
It
la
dlatlnctly
dangeroua:
and
aa
the
number
of
small
cars
Is
constantly
increasing
It
will
be
wiser
to
deal
with
the
'
truuole
before
It
has
developed
Into
'some
unhappy
accidents.
The
proper
authorities
to
take
action
are
those
of
jibe
Automobile
Association.
The
ssao-!
elation
claims
to
control
dangerous
drlv-'
lng
through
their
patrols:
but
the
esls-
tence
of
the
evil
suggests
thst
a
more
'
vigorous
policy
Is
needed.
If
the
patrols
I
repot
ted
some
of
the
Incidents
and
the
association
took
action
upon
them
the
trouble
would
probably
Double
Tragedy
in
Which
Man
Seems
to
Have
Killed
His
Wife
and
Then
Taken
His
Own
Life
WESTMINSTER,
May
19.
A
double
tragedy
In
which
the
NEW
police
believe
the
husband
first
battered
his
wife
to
death
and
then
took
his
own
life
was
revealed
last
night
with
the
finding
of
the
dead
bodies
of
Yde
Torp.stra,
41,
a
Dutch
gardener
and
his
wife
Emma,
45,
in
their
Lulu
Island
home.
The
discovery
of
the
traifedy
wan
made
by
the
son.
The
wife
was
found
lyiiiK
in
the
dining
room
with
head
battered
in
und
cov
ered
by
a
colored
wrap.
On
the
table
lay
a
bunch
of
flowers
and
a
note
rending:
"Kmm.i.
I
follow
you
in
HeHth."
OI'
IIIUTIKII
fOU
Mill
A
1IEAKI)
IN
IMXITll
MBMOUtAL
SCHOOL
A
very
Interesting
on
tha
iwNtfeet
ot
"CaUeeoahJp.
asm
PeBa
i
Opinion"
waa
given
uf
tlte
atKHtoelum
""u
ah
Mim
m
Booth
Memorial
Seboal
last
athrt
MinnetlAn
tavirs
.
al.knu
M
.
"
,
"
V
1
by
Prof.
Bogga.
head
of
the
department
ce!vd
at
the
gambling
house
sn
hour
of
,
economics
.
at
.,
the
r,,
...
Z
Brit
before
s
raid
occurred.
Re:rnt
evidence
went
to
show
that
LECTURE
GIVEN
BY
PROF.
BOGGS
ECONOMIC
IIE.U)
OF
t
MVlilMITY
University
of
lah
Columbia,
who
Is
touring
thla
district
Prnf
RflIM
il.
1
4hlAt.f
with
Wong
turn
'U
the
partner
In
many
,
ltw)I,
8rd
tren(J
0(
d.
7
gambling
pUces.
That
the
mysterious
Mvmd
imo
h
.kperu."
items
:
the
account
book.
,
tt
were
for
ctgara.nquor
and
"good
fellow-
RunnymXln
Jah
,t
18g.
fouowlng
ah
p-
waa
denied
by
Joe
Win,.
"It
U
eurill
m,
iUbject
tnr0Ufn
not
true."
m
wltnom.
through
an
ln-
TZJZJT
to
the
lerpretor.
The
protection
fee
and;
Tlvim..
J-T7
money
for
cigars
and
liquor
were
differ-(p
Schcdc
the
chair
"
a
1
yut
thllYflm
ntlrlv
T7..
'
,
end
the
program
lneluded
a,
vdfal
solo
tram
the
Mllrw
atatlnn
taatuMl
In
Ah
I
'
'
1
"
11
3
Lum's
evidence.
He
said
he
accompanied
i
Oeorgte
Chow
to
the
police
station
on
one
occasion
following
a
raid
and
car
ried
the
equipment
back
to
the
gambling
house.
He
dldnt
see
Oeorgte
getting
the
apparatus
as
he
was
watting
outalde
the
police
station
for
it,
he
said.
The
inquiry
adjourned
until
Monday
morning.
Mlsa
Lome
Tlte.
A
vote
of
thanks
to
Prof.
Qoggs
waa
mcevd
by
Bruce
St
i
vans
who
made
a
brief
address,
thla
being
ee
minted
by
John
V.
Clyne.
Prof.
Bogga
left
on
thla
morning's
-rain
for
Terrace,
the
next
point
at
which
be
will
lecture.
HTITRATIMn
TDATM
iYiENACE
FROM
BIG
ivuiiwuiw
uimin
cars
very
serious
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VANCOUVER
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'a
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